History of the werewolf

Thought I’d just share some werewolf history and info on what I’ve found on how far back you can find references to werewolves. A 1978 book by Ian Woodward called THE WEREWOLF DELUSION: A fully documented, thoroughly researched investigation into the world of the werewolf says that the Vikings may have brought the werewolf folklore into the Americas and introduced it to Native American tribes. Going farther back, it is thought that the werewolf originated in ancient Persia in paleolithic times (in other words, the stone age). Almost every culture has some knowledge of the werewolf. Check out the names for what a werewolf is called in other countries.

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I am looking for leads on my best friend’s killers. They were werewolves. And you probably already know this, but there is an armistice being called for between weredogs and werewolves. So, maybe we can talk. If you would help me find Rex’s killers it would go a long way toward peace between our werekind.

I have some more information on werehistory, for dogs and wolves, and the war that has gone on between us for eons. I will post about that on my blog.

Hi Chester…. You’re a weredog? or a werewolf? Can you tell me more about the armistice between weredogs and werewolves? Also, what is your blog? I cannot say that I am actually a weredog, although I can see why you think I look that way.

Hey buddy you never answered austin buckley’s question on how you became a werewolf? were you avoiding this question?

lol probably doesn’t want to say the wrong thing, and offend his silly followers. Here austin, i’ll say it for him. He can’t answer that question, because HE IS NOT A WEREWOLF, AND NEVER WAS. His silence is a clever ploy so that if he is ever interrogated he can say that he never admitted or rejected himself being a werewolf. Austin wise up man, you are been led by a charlatan. (and no, a charlatan is not some kind of supernatural creature, a charlatan is a fraud).